At Wren, our intention is to promote the natural self-healing process of the body by offering a variety of therapeutic modalities in every treatment. Each session is uniquely designed for the individual. In addition, we may practice breathing techniques, mindfulness & visualization. Our ultimate goal is to help inspire you to be your best YOU!
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Acupuncture is one of the main forms of treatment in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
It involves the use of sterile, hair-fine needles that are inserted in the body at very specific points.
The needles target the body's natural life force, also called qi (chi).
Emotional stress, environmental toxins, poor diet, and lack of exercise disrupt the free flow of qi along the body's energy pathways.
The result is often disease, pain, and fatigue.
The acupuncture points are areas of designated electrical sensitivity.
It involves the use of sterile, hair-fine needles that are inserted in the body at very specific points.
The needles target the body's natural life force, also called qi (chi).
Emotional stress, environmental toxins, poor diet, and lack of exercise disrupt the free flow of qi along the body's energy pathways.
The result is often disease, pain, and fatigue.
The acupuncture points are areas of designated electrical sensitivity.
Moxibustion, or Moxa Therapy, is burning the dried herb Mugwort to warm acupuncture points, increase circulation of blood and qi flow and dispel certain pathogenic influences.
Moxa is usually made from the dried leafy material of Chinese mugwort (Artemesia argyi or A. vlugaris).
Practitioners generally hold a burning moxa stick close to, but not touching, the surface of the skin or touching the acupuncture needle in order to create a warming sensation.
Moxa expels cold from the body and is effective for chronic/acute pain, digestive issues and female health problems such as menstrual cramps and infertility.
Moxa is usually made from the dried leafy material of Chinese mugwort (Artemesia argyi or A. vlugaris).
Practitioners generally hold a burning moxa stick close to, but not touching, the surface of the skin or touching the acupuncture needle in order to create a warming sensation.
Moxa expels cold from the body and is effective for chronic/acute pain, digestive issues and female health problems such as menstrual cramps and infertility.
Cupping is a modality where glass cups are attached to the skin surface to cause local congestion through the negative pressure created by introducing heat in the form of an ignited material.
It has the function of warming and promoting the free flow of energy and blood in the body.
Cupping increases circulation and in turn, decrease pain and swelling.
It is great for treating pain such as back, shoulders, leg, acute sprains, stomach aches, and lung issues such as asthma or cough.
The cups are either left in place for around ten minutes, known as fixed cupping, or slid up and down an area of the body, especially the back, this is called moving cupping.
It has the function of warming and promoting the free flow of energy and blood in the body.
Cupping increases circulation and in turn, decrease pain and swelling.
It is great for treating pain such as back, shoulders, leg, acute sprains, stomach aches, and lung issues such as asthma or cough.
The cups are either left in place for around ten minutes, known as fixed cupping, or slid up and down an area of the body, especially the back, this is called moving cupping.
In European Folklore the wren is considered the king of birds!
She was able to use her energetic, innovative nature to defeat the larger birds and flew the highest into the sky by secretly riding on the back of the eagle.
The wren is the symbol for the foundation of my practice - to bring you back to a state of vibrance, balance, and alertness by using an innovative approach to healing.
Eastern tradition combined with Western science.
The Ren vessel, also known as the Conception vessel, is an acupuncture meridian that travels upward from the lower abdomen, supporting the tissues and precious essences of the body.
She was able to use her energetic, innovative nature to defeat the larger birds and flew the highest into the sky by secretly riding on the back of the eagle.
The wren is the symbol for the foundation of my practice - to bring you back to a state of vibrance, balance, and alertness by using an innovative approach to healing.
Eastern tradition combined with Western science.
The Ren vessel, also known as the Conception vessel, is an acupuncture meridian that travels upward from the lower abdomen, supporting the tissues and precious essences of the body.
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